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Volley South v Volleyball NZ (ST08/26)
Appeal against decision of NSO, Appeal rights, Jurisdiction, Natural justice, Non anti-doping case decisions, Other appealsAppeal – volleyball – Volleyball NZ (VNZ) – appeal against procedural decisions made by VNZ during an investigation into Volley South – whether Tribunal has jurisdiction to hear the appeal – VNZ Constitution clauses mirror those in Sport NZ constitutional templates created for sport organisations – Tribunal finds it would be premature to intervene in…
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Appeal against Volleyball NZ dismissed
The Sports Tribunal dismissed an appeal by Volley South against procedural decisions of Volleyball NZ to investigate Volley South. The appeal was dismissed because the Tribunal concluded that it did not yet have jurisdiction to hear the appeal regarding the investigation as no final determination had been made. While the Tribunal may have had jurisdiction…
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Appeal against decision of Volleyball NZ upheld
An appeal by Playaz against a transfer decision of Volleyball NZ has been upheld by the Tribunal on the basis that an opposition player’s transfer between clubs was not confirmed prior to a National Club Championship match against Playaz and thus the opposition player was ineligible to play. Accordingly, the appeal was allowed with the…
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Harbour Raiders Volleyball Club v Volleyball New Zealand
Overview: Appeal against decision of NSO – Harbour Raiders Volleyball Club appealed against decision of Volleyball New Zealand (VNZ) declaring a player transfer null and void and stripping them of competition points – VNZ officials approved transfer of player from another club to Raiders and the player competed for Raiders in four matches before being transferred…
